All gods are imaginary
My grandson named his dog Anubis after the ancient Egyptian canine deity that is either a jackal or a dog. Those long-ago Egyptians worshiped about
James Haught September 13, 2022
My grandson named his dog Anubis after the ancient Egyptian canine deity that is either a jackal or a dog. Those long-ago Egyptians worshiped about
A brilliant Persian scientist said to have been born in mid-May almost a millennium ago remarkably dared to voice his agnosticism in perhaps the most
Blasphemy laws are a global scourge even in our era, as a recent report demonstrates. And they have an unfortunately long history. As prehistoric tribes
Ending loudspeaker prayers, rebuking a champion coach, offering oral arguments in an ongoing Texas praying judge case and mobilizing U.S. protest over an imprisoned Nigerian
If you happen to win a “clean” five dollar bill at FFRF’s next convention, let me explain where it came from. Anne Gaylor, FFRF’s principal
Some people think the Crusades were romantic quests by shining knights wearing crimson crosses — but they actually were a nightmare of slaughter, rape and
Skeptics face a quandary: When we declare that supernatural dogmas are false fairy tales, believers who devote their lives to those dogmas may feel bitterly
The Renaissance — three centuries of reawakening, from around 1300 to 1600 — is commonly acknowledged as the European epoch when the oppressive Age of
Ministers hail “God’s eternal laws,” the supposedly changeless morality rules of the bible. But they’re wrong. Morality evolves constantly. For example, Leviticus 20 commands that
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